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If you are injured in an Uber or Lyft accident in Colorado, you are not dealing with an ordinary car accident.

Multiple insurance policies, app data, trip records, and a rideshare company may sit between you and the driver. Now, Colorado has added another layer.

A bike lane is not a loading zone, a rideshare pickup spot, or a place to wait while someone runs inside for a few minutes, despite what some people may think!

Colorado has now made that explicit statewide.

As of August 12, 2026, House Bill 26-1237 prohibits drivers from stopping, …

Crosswalk rules seem simple until you ask two questions: Do pedestrians always have the right of way? And does a crosswalk have to be painted?

In Colorado, the answer to both is no.

Understanding the difference is increasingly important. Colorado recorded 127 pedestrian deaths in 2025, nearly double the number …

Colorado drivers who repeatedly rack up serious speeding violations, or who are caught driving 100 mph or faster, now face additional consequences under a new state law.

Senate Bill 26-035 took effect on August 12, 2026. The law does not broadly increase every speeding ticket in Colorado. Instead, it adds …

We rely heavily on signs when we drive. Speed limits. Construction warnings. Road closures. Etc.

But there is one sign you will never see:

“Everything ahead is definitely fine.”

An open road doesn’t guarantee a safe road. In Colorado especially, conditions can change much faster than officials can close a …